1748 PHILIP DODDRIDGE. Wonderful Letter on the Death of His Friend, Isaac Watts. Superb! Leather Contents include: Religious Communications: On

Contents include: Religious Communications: On the Divinity of Christ: Objections Considered | On Justification  | Letter from Isaac Watts | Biography: Some Account of Sir Isaac Newton | The Socinian Theme of Divinity | Remarkable Conversion of two Mahometans from Dr

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& tho it has greatly increased my work in body & mind

Issued for the 1839 Methodist Centenary in both John Wesley and George Whitefield forms

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1748 PHILIP DODDRIDGE. Wonderful Letter on the Death of His Friend, Isaac Watts. Superb! Leather Contents include: Religious Communications: OnWhat a wonderful little Great Awakening and hymnody related piece of Ephemera! The present letter, a really perfect 1 page framing example, was written by Philip Doddridge. Doddridge was the friend of Whitefield, to whom he opened his pulpit, perhaps the most earnest Churchman involved with the Great Awakening, hymnist of the revival, and wrote the classic, Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul, which was the instrument of William Wilberforce's